Preston Hadley Season 2011

Career Summary

Preston Hadley transferred to BYU after helping Snow College win two conference championships. He started in all 26 games as a Cougar and lettered both seasons. Hadley logged 117 total tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks during his career. His 14 pass breakups as a junior tied him for No. 9 in the nation. He also recorded 12 games with five tackles or more. Hadley received all-independent honors and was named to the NFF Hampshire Honor Society in 2012 for his academic performance. See the season summary tabs below and the recognition and stats tabs for more details. 

Professional

• Received minicamp invitation from the Seattle Seahawks in 2013

Personal

• Parents are Steve and Camille
• Born in Los Angeles
• Served in the New York New York South Mission (2007-09) for the LDS Church
• Eagle Scout
• Majoring in communications
• Also recruited by Washington State, Northwestern, Kent State, Utah State, New Mexico State and New Mexico

Before BYU

• Prepped at Pleasant Grove HS
• All-Region selection
• Daily Herald All-Valley honoree
• Honor roll student
• Also lettered in track, competing in sprints and high jump

At Snow College

• (2006) Helped Snow College win the Top of the Mountains Bowl and conference championship
• Totaled 60 tackles, two fumble recoveries, one forced fumble and six passes defended
• (2010) Region 18 Defensive MVP
• WSFL First Team All-Conference
• Team captain
• Helped Snow College win the Top of the Mountains Bowl and conference championship
• Had 65 tackles, three sacks, one interception and two forced fumbles in 2010, helping Snow to a No. 7 national ranking